Kuhn vs Ringwalt trial noted in Coshocton
Correspondence from New Castle reports M J Berry R A Hall William Fes ler David Coggins and George Ring walt attending the Kuhn versus Ringwalt trial in Coshocton A M E church sock social at F W Cochrane home raised 23 25 for the evening Mrs Olive Richard of Coshocton visiting cousin Minnie Maye Cochrane Pink Parkhurst improving Mrs Mary Given called to Shedside of ill father Richard Holl Dora Turner and children visited Newcomerstown Llroyd Hoar of Mt Vernon visiting friends Nanneh Gamble and daughter va and Mrs Laura Gamble of Wal hending guests Sunday Aggie Eucker of Esto visiting sister Blanch Sunday Mrs Newton Bender of Warsaw visiting sister Mrs Barklen over Sunday Marie Hagans spent Sunday with Mrs Cora Clarke Robert Bennett and Miss Florence Hunter Gambier guests of Mr and Mrs Riley Coulter Sunday Bakersville notes include Sunday school convention at ME church May 3 Lottie Warren returned from Newcomerstown J H Honabarger of Warsaw on business county commissioners in town one day last week local ball game at Pleasant Hill school closing attendees from here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
M. J. Berry
R. A. Hall
William Fesler
David Coggins
George Ringwalt
Coshocton
Minnie Maye Cochrane
Llroyd Hoar
Mt. Vernon
Nanneh Gamble
Laura Gamble
Walhending
Aggie Eucker
Esto
Blanch
Newton Bender
Warsaw
Barklen
Marie Hagans
Cora Clarke
Bakersville
Lottie Warren
Newcomerstown
J H. Honabarger
Sunday Guests Of Mizerrand Family At Evans Creek
Mr and Mrs Robert Codgickcadd and Miss Jennie Ewam were Sunday guests of Geo Mizerrand and family at Evans Creek. The gathering reflected a friendly rural visit among neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Codgickcadd
Jennie *Ewam
Geo. Mizerrand
Evanscreek
Franklin Station Social Roundup
Mrs F N Barnes returns from Columbus where she stayed with son C L Barnes. Miss Katie Clark of Coshocton visits Sadie Clark. Mrs R N Barnes guests of Misses Lura and Carrie Catton Coshocton. James Uffner of Pittsburg visits George Uffner family. Ed ward Uffner hosts Monday gathering with Grace Uffner Agnes Carter Clara Fouch Howard Patton James Uffner George Roberts. Edwin Emler of Coshocton spends Sunday with parents R W and Mrs Emler. James Miller of Conesville visits friends here Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. N. Barnes
Columbus
C. L. Barnes
Katie Clark
Coshocton
Sadie Clark
R. N. Barnes
Lura
Carrie Catton
James Uffner
Pittsburg
George Uffner
Jacob Ross
Alph Oden
Conesville
Carrie Patton
James Homes
Edward Uffner
Grace Uffner
Agnes Carter
Clara Fouch
Howard Patton
George Roberts
Edwin Emler
R. W. Emler
James Miller
Arbor Day Observed With Planting And Exercises
Arbor day was observed by our schools. Trees were planted and appropriate exercises were given. Quite a number were present. J G C Wright and family will move to New Cumberland West Virginia the latter part of this week. Prof J E Miller intends holding a normal school at this place beginning about the 18th of May. Rev J Frank Smith gave a very interesting lecture at the ME church last Thursday evening. Subject Get Up or Give Up. Mrs J T Hoffstatter of Akron is visiting friends at West Bedford and Mohawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. Wright
New Cumberland
W Va
J E Miller
J. Frank Smith
J T Hoffstatter
Akron
West Bedford
Mohawk
Warsaw News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and School Start
Mrs J M Carr recalls Gore outing with her daughter as Mrs Lyman Taylor hosts dinner with Myrtle Taylor John Gray and Ellie Wright. Alvin Cornwell visits Parrysville with his father. Mrs George Workman’s family visits Frank Wright. They depart Monday for Columbus to start a new home. Mrs Rachel Frederick seriously ill. Maggie Gamble begins term at Rocky Dale School. Rev Hamilton of Coshocton addresses graduates. large crowd attends. Dr Marquend of Conesville visits L C Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Habla Gore
Wanday
J. M. Carr
Lyman Taylor
Misa Myrtle Taylor
John Gray
Ellie Wright
Alvin Cornwell
Parrysville
George Workman
Frank Wright
Columbus
Rachel Frederick
Maggie Gamble
Rocky Dale
Hamilton
Coshocton
Marquend
Conesville
L. C Shaw
Local residents and visitors noted in schedule of social calls
Mrs Wm Adams of Zanesville spent days with her mother at J Hamilton's. Mr and Mrs Selders visited her parents at Metham Sunday. JB Webb was in Walhending last. M C Wright and family spent Sunday with his parents. Messrs Coulter and McKuab of Mowhawd were in Cooperdale Sunday. Mrs Willis Frey of Coshocton, Mrs Haines of near West Bedford, and Mrs Wm Clark of New Guilford spent Monday with Mrs G O Haines. J C Daugherty of Coshocton was here on business. Mrs Charley and Herm Stafford visited J S Hamilton Sunday. Jacob Dickerson is very ill. George Oxley shipped a car load of sheep Saturday. Mr and Mrs Herbert Boyd of Mound visited Friday at D D Leaven good's. Mrs Sarah Mohler of Baltic spent two days of the past week with her son C C Schmally. A J Graham and J S Moore were in Zanesville this week. Mrs Wellington Powell will take her stock of millinery goods to Bakersville Friday and Saturday. Dr Barcroft of Coshocton was in town Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Adams
Zanesville
Hamilton
Selders
Metham
JB Webb
Walhending
M. C. Wright
Messrs Coulter and McKuab
Mohawd
Cooperdale
Willis Frey
Coshocton
Haines
Near West Bedford
Wm Clark
Herbert Boyd
Mound
D D. Leavengood
Sarah Mohler
Baltic
C C. Schmally
A. J. Graham
Moore
Wellington Powell
Bakersville
Barcroft
Local notices and visits in Coshocton area
Gaton and family of Pirate visited this week. Several locals attended Baltic’s commencement Saturday evening. John Shaw and family of Coshocton visited relatives here. Victor Wyler returned from Fiat to R F D No 2. Dr Barcroft visited sick Coshocton resident Martin Gephart. Foreman Ed King to transfer to Bedford, with his family following. Carpenters work on Frank McCullough’s barn. Sawmill moved to Henderson farm. Teachers named for Willowbrook and Wright’s School House. Farmers plowing for oats and corn. Uriah Huffman building a new house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaton
Pirate
Izle’ Sudtheimer
Henry Suntheimer
Ernest Miller
J. R. Boyd's
Ed. Renner
Baltic
Anna Adams
Blaine Lockard
Carl Powell
Joseph Henderson
John Shaw
Coshocton
George Henderson
Victor Wyler
Fiat
R. F
Fréd Hothem
Altona
Barcroft
Martin Gephart
Wm McPherson
Cleveland
John Steimer
Frank McCullough
Angie Dickie
West Lafayette
Leon Lockard
Henderson Farm
Joseph Slaughter
Wright
Laura Weeks
Tiverton
Willowbrook
Tom English
Toledo
Louisa Parish
Canville
Richard Wills
Parish
Uriah Huffman
Wrights and survey work dot rural scene near Columbus
The fragment notes E. B. Wright near Columbus doing public surveying while L. H. Reed of West Lafayette works in his shop. Rev. J. W. Wright has killed his dog, and there are not many others around the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ombie
James
E. B. Wright
Columbus
L. H. Reed
West Lafayette
Rev
J. W. Wright
Date fixed for Republican state convention in Columbus
The Republican state committee set June 3 and 4 in Columbus for the state convention. Officers named include temporary chair M A Hanna and permanent chair J B Foraker. Delegates total 873 with 487 needed to nominate. Cincinnati to send the largest delegation. Coshocton County has six delegates. Delegates may be chosen by primaries or conventions. county central committees may select methods but cannot name delegates directly. The meeting was uneventful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Republican State Committee
M. A. Hanna
J. B. Foraker
John R. Malloy
Squire W. F. Gass
Cincinnati
Osten
Hanna
Laylin
Coshocton County
School Board Elects Officers For Year
The annual school board election was held in the high school superintendent’s office. Dr W Carew was elected president, William Burns clerk, James Glenn treasurer. Cassingham and Hutchinson appointed to audit books. Superintendent Pratt chosen for the coming year amid routine bills and street-widening committee actions. A poem titled Woes of the Telephone Girl follows, reflecting the trials of a switchboard operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
J. W. Cassingham
W. & Hutchinson
Dr. W. Carew
William Burns
James Glenn
Cassingham
Hutchinson
Burns
Walnut Street
South Seventh Street
Dr. Pratt
Secretary Wilson Visits Nashville Ahead of Cumberland Derby
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson visits Nashville inspecting Belle Mead stock farm and dining at the Country Club, then plans to witness the Cumberland derby the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson
Nasville
Belle Mead Stock Farm
Coshocton Social Notes Include Funeral, Travel, and Visits
Mrs C P Henry and Charlie Henry Jr went to Newark for the funeral of Henrys sister Floyd Compton of Wakatomika. William Cooper of Wills Creek visits Coshocton after attending a funeral in Keene. Judge Donley helped organize the Probate Court Judges association in Columbus. D E Maston of Pittsburgh, formerly a reporter for The Age, visits. Dr Sam T Marshall, new Starling Medical graduate, guests of his brother Dr F M. Mrs PD C Howard of Jefferson Ia and Mrs J D Cooper visit Mr and Mrs EB W Cooper. Mr and Mrs H C Herbig and daughter Louise return from Washington and New York. Miss Nettie Forney of Birds Run visits sister Mrs Judson Case. John Smith entertains brother and family from Zanesville. Ridgely Thrapp of Steubenville visits Coshocton. Mrs John Carhart of Roscoe goes to Columbus. L P Burt returns after five weeks with son Lieut Charles Burt at Ft Schuyler. Mat McConnell and E G Vanhorn in Avondale on business. Dr M F Lee of Columbus visits relatives at New Guilford. Prof BR Z Thomas of West Lafayette visits Rev S A Fisher. Miss Coral Welter and Joseph L McDowell drive to Warsaw and return. WB McClure of Warsaw in Coshocton. Mayor elect Byron Meredith and father D W Meredith of Warsaw visit. Dr Barcroft and A E Miller in Avondale on business. J H Loveless of Black Run in town on business. Charles Eckert resigns from local job and returns to Rogersville. Miss Myrtle Young, Roscoe schools superintendent, has recovered. school reopens. Mrs John Miller ill with rheumatism on East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E Maston
Pittsburg
the Age
Friends
Sam T. Marshall
Starling Medical College
F. M
PD. C. Howard
Jefferson, Ia
J. D. Cooper
Ming Nettle
EB W Cooper
North Second Street
H. C. Herbig
Louise
Washington
New York
Nettie Forney
Birds Run
City
Judson Case
North Ninth Street
John Smith
East Walnut Street
Zanesville
Ridgely Thrapp
Steubenville
Coshocton
John Carhart
Roscoe
Columbus
Charles Burt
Ft. Schuyler
Mat McConnell
E. G. Vanhorn
Avondale
M. F. Lee
New Guilford
BR. Z. Thomas
West
Lafayette
S A Fisher
Orchard Street
Coral Welter
Joseph L. McDowell
Warsaw
War
EB McClure
Byron Meredith
D. W. Meredith
Dr. Barcroft
A. E. Miller
J. H. Love
Mob hangs Negro for cutting doctor in Arkansas
In Gourdon, Arkansas, April 23, Alex Thompson, a Black man, quarreled with Dr. J. Y. Gauffman over a medical bill and cut the doctor’s neck. He was jailed, but a mob brought him out before midnight and hanged him from a railroad trestle. the body was found the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourdon, Ark
Alex. Thompson
J. Y. Gauffman
Thompson
Real estate man confined by rheumatism and sales sale noted
Dr Bendure, the real estate man, is confined to his room with an attack of rheumatism. Mrs B A Carnahan ill at her home on North Eighth street. A prominent painter Reverly remarked that the finish and rest of Green Seal Liquid Paint were incomparable. And it's true, her sale by Jas A Bell, Roscoe, and B Coe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas A. Bell
Roscoe
B Coe
Jas
A. Bell
B. Coe
Dr. Bendure
B. A. Carnahan
North Eighth Street
Reveyly
Jas. A. Bell
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Pleasant Hill
Hattie Bahmer
New Philadelphia
Mrs. Swan
Franklin Station
Willowbrooke
Vitals’ Brand
SYKES=KIRSCHBAUM Boys
Lynde & Gosser Burns Block
Court House
School Board
Chicago Record-Herald
C. P. Henry
Charlies Henry, Jr
Newark
Floyd Compton
Wakatomika
Co‘snoct
Wiliam Cooper
Wills Creek
Cocaston
Nop. Cooper
Keene
Donley
Association of the Judges of the Probate Court of
Ohio
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